Washburn Electric Assembly

Here's my WI64DL with a Gibson 490R neck pickup
and Seymour Duncan SH-1B '59 in the bridge. Both
are single conductor. I also rewired it like an SG.. It
sounds awesome,









Tabdog

 

Used to have one of these.



Mine looked exactly like this one. I put a SD '59 in the bridge, and lil '59 in mid and neck. Great guitar.

 

I have a '90s Grover Jackson era SuperStrat...



X50, I added a set of Pearly Gates...

 

No pics, but I have assembled a bit of a Washburn collection and think they're great guitars. I have two Laredos, an MG-120, and an MG-200 Special. I need to adjust the neck a bit more on the 120, and planning to probably replace pickups on the 200 sometime.

 

Since my original 12/09 post,I have added a sweet USA WMSTD Maverick Standard [quilted amber maple top and zebra Seymour Duncan Custom 5/'59 combo] and a cool sunburst solid top mandolin.

Ed

 

Here's me with the "NUGE" on his tour bus signing my WI-45FLAG USA guitar. I luv Uncle Ted he still rips it up and puts on a great show

A great guitar all the more sweeter now.

 

My first guitar. A Washburn "nuno bettencourt" model. Around 1996 from memory!

 

I'm in!

• 1994 Custom Shop Washburn Laredo LT92
• Glendale double cut bridge and brass saddles

 

Here's my nuno1 converted to a single pup and it's a great sounding guitar

 

I've got a WI67 Quilted Pro. It's my go to backup guitar. It's small and lightweight, sounds good, holds tune and tunes easily, and is dependable; all great characteristics of a backup guitar. For some reason it doesn't take a capo as well as my primary guitar, a Gibson LP and I use a capo sometimes (my church band plays some tough keys for arthritic hands), so it's relegated to backup. It is also my grab and play office guitar and normally sits on a stand behind my desk. Very well made guitar.

 

My Washburn P 2, currently my No1 gigging guitar. Swapped out the Seymour Duncan Humbuckers for Porter Pickups humbucker sized P .90's with cream covers, added cream surrounds, switch cover & a cream pickguard. It sounds like a telecaster on acid & I think it looks pretty cool as well.

 

Not the greatest pic but here's my 81 or 82 Washburn T-Bird Deluxe SB-8 with OHSC. This one is a very rare set neck guitar where most had bolt-on necks. I picked it up pretty cheap and planned to flip it but once I played it I couldn't let it go.